OUR LICENSED PRACTITIONERS

The people who hold the container

Every facilitator practicing at Micro Healing Center is state licensed, clinically grounded, and supported by a team that carries the facility side risk so they can carry you. Read who they are, then book directly with the person whose approach fits your work.

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Dr. Amanda Baranski, LCSW, NMCF

Clinical Lead

Ethics and Supervision · Trauma-informed Care · Facilitator Development

Dr. Baranski is one of the first ten licensed natural medicine providers in Colorado. She wrote and delivered the first course on this work in the MSU Denver Master of Social Work program, built around ethics, and she has served on the NASW Colorado board for fifteen years, currently as chapter president.

Her practice holds clinical standards and human care at the same time. She works with clients seeking depth, perspective, and integration, and she is the clinical anchor for the facilitators who practice here.

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Andy Robinson, MD, NMCF

Facilitator | Golden Hour Healing, PLLC

Palliative Care · Chronic Pain · Serious Illness

Dr. Andy Robinson is a palliative care physician whose practice centers on people living with serious illness and chronic pain. He offers natural medicine journey experiences and medical assessments for clients considering this work.

His care is whole person, delivered with the rigor of palliative medicine and the warmth and compassion this work deserves. He is also available for co-facilitation and for facilitator to facilitator conversations.

Erin Machan, MA, NMIT

Facilitator | Mountain Mental Coaching LLC 

Sport Psychology · Natural Medicine · Integration

Erin Machan holds a Master’s degree in Sport Psychology and works at the intersection of performance, identity, nervous system awareness, and natural medicine. Her background spans more than 15 years in the cycling and outdoor industry, endurance athletics, corporate leadership, and mental performance coaching.

Her approach to natural medicine facilitation is relational, non directive, and grounded in the belief that meaningful healing is not about becoming someone new, but creating the space to reconnect with who you are. She works with athletes and high performers, people navigating identity and life transitions, and those seeking deeper personal growth and healing.

Erin is especially interested in preparation and integration, including the ways nature, movement, and connection with horses can support the process. Her work brings together the structure of sport psychology with a deeply human approach to healing, creating space for curiosity, reflection, and lasting integration.

She is also available for mental performance coaching, psychedelic preparation and integration, and facilitator-to-facilitator collaboration.

Georgia Horne, LSW, NMIT, RYT

Facilitator | Micro Healing Center

Social Work · Trauma-informed · Somatics

Georgia is a licensed social worker, trauma-informed yoga teacher, and natural medicine facilitator with over five years of experience working with and alongside communities of resilience. Their work is deeply informed by the intersections of neurodivergence, disability, trauma, moral injury, and queerness, and they are committed to creating an inclusive, grounded space where people can bring their whole selves to the work. Their approach is collaborative, curious, and rooted in the belief that healing is connected to the systems and communities we are part of.



They integrate somatics, yoga, Acu-Therapy, mindfulness, and nature-based practices, with influences from Internal Family Systems, psychodynamic, and narrative therapy. Their work is actively decolonizing, supporting clients in strengthening nervous system regulation, exploring the roots of their experiences, and reconnecting with their own innate wisdom. Georgia believes you belong in every space you want to show up in, and their work makes room for big emotions, special joys, curiosity, and the messy process of meaning-making.

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Maria (Masha) Steiner-Renoir, NMCF, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C

Clinical Facilitator | MindMorph LLC

Holistic Psychiatry · Integration · Nervous System Regulation

Masha is a dual certified psychiatric and family nurse practitioner who blends trauma informed support with warm, real world understanding. Her lived experience as a woman and an immigrant shapes how she shows up as a practitioner, and she is deeply committed to an inclusive, welcoming space for people seeking healing, growth, and deeper self understanding.

Together with her clients she explores the root causes of suffering, strengthens nervous system regulation, and cultivates meaningful, lasting change. Whether you come for a natural medicine journey experience, integration work, holistic mental health care, or a thoughtful reduction of psychiatric medications, she will meet you with curiosity, compassion, and collaboration.

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Rick Hipp, LPC, CAC II, NMFIT

Facilitator | Therapeutic Alliance, LLC

Trauma and Anxiety · Substance Abuse · Veterans & LGBTQIA+

Rick is a licensed and board certified counselor and consultant with nearly twenty years of clinical experience. He has worked with culturally diverse communities using solutions focused and cognitive behavioral approaches with individuals, couples, and families. His style is collaborative, interactive, and supportive, and he builds lasting alliances with the people he works with.

He earned his advanced degree in mental health counseling at Chaminade University of Honolulu and practiced in both Hawaii and Colorado. His experience spans work related stress, trauma, depression, anxiety, chronic pain, and substance use, with adults, adolescents, elders, veterans and active duty military, the LGBTQIA+ community, and people on the autism spectrum. His goal for clients is progress, and baby steps are perfect.

Makayla Hesseltine, NP

Ketamine | Alchemy Healing

Alchemy Healing offers personalized ketamine therapy designed to help you break through, heal deeply, and reclaim your life. We provide IM ketamine therapy, as well as Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) in collaboration with therapists. Our approach pairs thoughtful medical care with a safe, supportive, and deeply personal experience—creating space for meaningful healing and a new path forward.

Jeanine Snyder, NP

Ketamine | Alchemy Healing

Healing doesn't have to look the same for everyone. At Alchemy Healing, we offer personalized ketamine therapy, including intramuscular (IM) treatment and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) in partnership with therapists. You'll receive thoughtful medical care in a setting that feels safe, supportive, and centered on you.

Not sure who is the right fit

Tell us what you are looking for and we will point you toward the facilitator whose approach matches. Every journey experience at Micro Healing Center is a full day partnership, held in a compliant, supported container, with handler support on site.

Facilitators practicing at Micro Healing Center are independent, state licensed professionals. Micro Healing Center is a Colorado LGBTQ+-owned natural medicine healing center.

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CONTACT US

License: CSW.09923765 | NMIT.0000007 | NMHC-00034
Phone: 303-335-9486

8461 Turnpike Dr, Suite 110 ,  Westminster, CO 80031